Feudalism
What is Feudalism?
A social hierarchy system used to organise society based on roles an responsibilities.
What did the nobles typically wear?
clothes made from silk or satin. Purple was a sign of royalty. clothes usually had designs on them
Who fought in the crusades?
Muslims and Christians
How did the black death spread?
from fleas. They bit humans and carried the plague in their blood from the rats
What does TEAL mean?
TOPIC SENTENCE
EVIDENCE
ANALYSIS
LINKING SENTENCE
What did the kings provide the nobles with in return for taxes that they collected?
Land
Where did the poor typically live?
Who was the battle of hastings between?
The anglo-saxons and normans
Name 2 other causes that of the black death according to other beliefs?
Jews poisoned the water supply. Contaminated air. Punishment from God for sins of Christians
What do you write in the evidence bit? for written sources and for images
Quotes, statistics, features, deatils etc...
as shown in the image...
as written by Jon...
To provide free labour and food for everyone else
What did the peasants wear?
Wool or linen. Itchy and dull materiall/colours
Why did the Normans win the battle?
They fought on horses and had skilled archers/weapons
Name 3 types of treatments that were used to treat/prevent the disease?
Bathe in urine
Burn sweet wood at home or carry herbs/spices
Pray/go to church
Burn clothes of victims
What were the symptoms of the black death?
Headaches, fever, buboes, skin rashes, death
What was the role of the nobleman?
Served the king, provided knights and collected taxes from peasants
Rich - lots of meats, wine, bear, cheese, soups, dessert
Poor - porridge, fruits, veggies, birds
What was the purpose of a medieval castle? What could you find in there?
For protection/defence. Entertainment, trading, shops, dancing etc...
Name some of the negative consequences of the black death?
Death, de-population, increased taxes, loss of faith, churches closed, harsh laws
Why were Vikings feared by many?
Vicious warriors that raided churches, villages and killed for treasures and food
What was the biggest problem with feudalism compared to other social systems in Europe?
You couldn't change social classes. Born a peasant, will always be one. It was strict
Why is Medieval Europe often referred to as the 'dark ages'?
Because it was a dark time. Lack of education, scientific developments, diseases, death
What does the word crusade mean? why were they fought? how many were there in total?
Religious wars. Over the holy land of Jerusalem. Where Jesus died and was resurrected. 8 in total
How did the black death end?
Increased hygiene, sanitation, quarantine, leaving to the country, mass death, DNA changes ....
Name 5 Medieval European countries
France, Germany, Britain, Scotland, Portugal